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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1921
Page
3
A group of young people from Cameron attended the Buckhots Saturday night dance. Splendid music was provided by the Pioneer Orchestra from Cameron.
Mrs. B J Baskin spent Sunday and Monday in Temple visiting Mrs. Charles Lewis and other friends.
Fresh stock lists dates currants raisins figs candied cherries pineapple citron orange and lemon peel. Giles L. Averiett.
Mr and Mrs Oxsheer Smith visited Mr and Mrs Goodhue Smith in Waco Saturday and attended grand opera together, sharing a pleasant social outing.
Beads in many colors at moderate price listed by F. Beckerman Wm Cobb and son with Miss Bass. Giles L Arriett noted. Mesdames F. Beckerman attend with George flowery orange pekoe tea. The party motored to Waco Saturday night to see the Follies opera. Mill run bland and white shorts.
Mrs James Watson visits her mother in Eddy on Friday and tours the Cotton Palace in Waco on Saturday. The entry notes the arrival of 1921 currants and mentions Giles.
A Specialty Shop advertisement promotes a blue serge middy suit priced at twelve dollars and fifty cents.
Misses Lelia Wooley Louise Adams and Messiner drove to Waco on Saturday to attend a showing of Robin Hood in what was described as a grand outing by local society."
Mesdames Brewer and E A Flynn with daughters Kathleen Heilen and Harritte spent Friday and Saturday in Waco enjoying a brief outing.
Navy and henna wool embroidered blouses arrive at The Specialty store offering bold color options. The item highlights textured wool embroidery and refined tailoring for chic, versatile wear.
Judge D. R. Crisswell of Buckholts was in Cameron Tuesday transacting business at the county office and meeting with local officials.
Giles L. Avriett appears in a brief notice about a brown fruit cake su gar arriving or being advertised. The item reads as a small catalog or announcement with a person’s name attached.
Dr J L and Mrs Schrabam have come back from Kansas City where they visited Mrs Schra bram's parents.
A feature on using nasturtiums and cherry blossoms to brighten indoor spaces. Tips include arranging blooms in simple containers, selecting complementary colors, and preserving freshness for extended display.
Mesdames H. K. Black and Roy Campbell of Temple drove to Rockdale last week and stopped in Cameron to visit Mesdames J. W. Joynes and M. C. Sapp.
Mineral Waters stock updated with all numbers now in stock. C. N. Green & Bros. announces availability and pricing details for distribution.
Mrs Delia Kennedy left this week to visit with her niece Mrs John Kennedy Jr in her old home town of Bastrop.
Rub My Tism is promoted as an antiseptic and pain reliever for infected sores tetter sprains neuralgia and rheumatism in an old advertisement likely from a 28 15t page.
Mr and Mrs Frank Lesovsky and children visited Waco on Saturday to see Robin Hood and the Opera Follies then traveled to West to stay with relatives. Mrs W A Gillon joined them to Waco and spent the weekend with Mrs A J Akin.
The page lists various items at the Specialty Shop including Giles L. Avriett promotions for Florentine pins corsages barrette sets and seafood products. It notes visitors Mrs J M Ralston in Houston and Mrs Pope Sapp in Waco with other ad copy mentioning creamed chicken tuna fish salmon olive oil and vegetables. Pollard and Cameron Fruit Company staff changes referenced along with a cold remedy advertisement.
More than thirty ex soldiers of the 90th division plan to attend the division reunion in San Antonio on November 11 12 and 13. Under Lieut Jim Baskin the men will depart Cameron tonight. Free railroad fare is provided from Cameron carnival proceeds.
The notice promotes Carlsbad Mineral Water as a preventive health aid against cold fever grips and pneumonia. It mentions 28 151 adv ear fresh Carlsbad Mineral Water and is from C. N. Green & Bros.
Mrs Pope Sapp and her son Clay ton spent the weekend in Waco to enjoy the Cotton Palace exhibit and events.
An aging clipping lists American Beauty flour and cream meal along with California dried fruit items such as angles peaches prunes and apricots credited to Giles L Avriett.
The Macal family thanks friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their daughter Mary Louise. They will remember those who came to them in their hour of cries. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Macal and family.
Mary Louise Macal aged 13 daughter of Mr and Mrs Steve Macal of Cameron died at home Monday November 7 1921 at 5 am after a brief illness. She was born July 16 1908 and is survived by her parents three sisters and one brother. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Catholic church by Rev Father Spuinneweber with interment in Catholic cemetery. Funeral directed by C N Green & Brothers. The Herald extends sympathy to the bereaved.
The Lyceum course opened Tuesday night with the Smith Spring Holmes orchestral quintet performing before a large crowd at Yoehieh School. Future Lyceum events will feature famous artists.
Edwin York leaves R L Batte interests in Cameron to join Chambers Hefley Motor Co. as bookkeeper and office man. He began duties this morning.
Full blood Rhode Island Red hens pullets and roosters offered by W I Pool Route 2 Cameron Texas. Sale details note breeders and animal stock likely available locally for farmers and yard hobbyists.
Mrs Ed Tucker hosted the Symphony club gathering with about twenty guests in a gardenlike home. The program featured piano pieces and songs by Mrs Roy Jeter Mrs C W Reed readings by Sue Griffin Webb and Francis Tucker explanations of the Dunning System of Music and a concluding noting of the honor guest Poulson. A shrimp salad tea and assortments followed served by the host and several ladies.
Lyons McCall has been limping around campus with an injured leg. Both injuries were sustained in football games.
Dr. J L Shabram and Mrs Shabram have returned from Kansas City where they attended the American Legion convention and visited Mrs Shabram's parents. Dr Shabram is with the Federal Livestock Sanitary Commission in charge of Milam County.
Reverend Ira F Key pastor of the Methodist Church invites members to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and preaching services Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday night at 7 30.
Iht CL ANT 4984 acre ranch cut into improved and unimproved farms ranging 125 to 640 acres with railroads churches and schools nearby Write men for particulars D E Sims Owner Paint Rock Texas Also for sale a 4 year old Jersey cow fresh in milk from a good milking family Contact R L Batte 28 2t
A single building notice offers a new bungalow and lot for sale six blocks north of First National Bank. Prospective buyers are directed to contact R. G. Stidham at Louis S. Pierce store. Price indicated as one hundred dollars unit range with $1.00 to $1.50 per hundred.
The Christian Church led by Rev. H F Weaver offers Bible school at 9 45 a m Sunday services at 11 a m and 745 p m on Sunday and a prayer service on Wednesday morning or evening as listed with the church schedule and pastor name.
H R MacFadyen, minister, presides over services with worship on Sunday at 11 am and 7 30 pm, Bible school at 9 45 am, and a Wednesday prayer service in the evening.
A student essay argues Armistice Day embodies peace and sacred remembrance. It honors those who served and fell, notes ceremonies at Arlington Cemetery for the unknown soldier, and emphasizes liberty won by American troops in World War I.
Yesterday morning the English department led chapel events with a junior class gong and a short grammar play followed by a mock trial. Robert Mayfield faced mock charges, with Hubert Mewhinney and Leonard Mewhinney as attorneys, Judge Harleigh McGregor presiding. The jury found guilt and sentenced him to 99 years on the Cannibal Isles where English is not spoken.
Cameron will face Rockdale after a canceled Friday game at Breckenridge High School in San Antonio. Taylor and Rockdale tied last Friday. Cameron fans expect a strong performance. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students. McWilliams will play.
The article notes the termination of the first quarter for the 1921-22 school year and outlines a revised exam plan. Exams will occur this week in regular periods, with each exam lasting two days, extending two hours. Mr. Kidd hopes all six pupils pass.
Billie Marek resumes service with Cameron based C N Green and Brothers store after months away. He is an embalmer and undertaker and will continue work in that department.
Edwin Agee was out of school the latter part of last week with an injured leg, missing classes as he recovers.
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